ROC struck off your company? It can often be revived. We file the NCLT restoration petition, clear pending filings and represent you to bring it back.
When the ROC strikes off a company — usually for prolonged non-filing — its name is removed and it legally ceases to exist. If it still holds assets, contracts or you simply need it back, it can often be restored through an appeal to the NCLT, followed by clearing all pending filings.
GovYapar assesses revivability, drafts and files the NCLT petition, handles the overdue compliance, and represents you through restoration.
A real Chartered Accountant handles the filing end-to-end.
We check if revival is viable.
NCLT restoration petition filed.
We argue for restoration.
Overdue filings cleared post-order.
Often yes — through an appeal/petition to the NCLT, typically where the company had assets or was carrying on business. We assess your case.
It’s a tribunal process, so timelines vary. We move it as efficiently as the NCLT allows and handle all filings.
All pending annual filings must be cleared to bring the company fully compliant. We handle that backlog.